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<0> good morning :-)
<0> eday
<1> -eday- TIME Wed Feb 22 05:25:55 2006
<1> amg it IS morning!
<0> Wed Feb 22 04:26:54 2006
<2> yeah
<2> /nick Synaptic
<3> so can any one help me truble shoot a network connectivity under linux?
<4> I'm getting a "Cannot find a valid baseurl for repo: base" when I run yum update
<4> I cheched the fedora.rep
<4> fedora.repo
<4> in /etc/yum.repos.d
<4> and the #baseurl is valid
<4> or it comes up in a browser anyway
<4> any ideas?
<4> think I'm going to just install from source with make
<3> can I post a link here?
<5> HostScan... Clones: * 2 from *!*@user-0vvd99g.cable.mindspring.com: fearphage egahpraef
<3> http://xvi.com/forums/topic.php?t=67679#lr
<3> this my networking problem
<6> Not My Problem
<7> how can I execute a program in the background? the program doesnt provide the option
<7> I am using nohup and &; but since I am executing it from a script, the script wont stop its execution
<7> any idea?
<8> Toerkeium: disown
<7> what's that?
<9> Synaptic: route
<8> Toerkeium: prog & disown
<7> thanks, looking at
<7> dont have prog, I am using fc3
<3> slicers ?
<10> prog = filename
<8> What is the name of the program that you want to put into the background?
<7> ezstream
<8> ezstream & disown
<8> Like that.
<7> hehe
<7> sorry
<7> thanks
<9> Synaptic: i want to see your routing table
<8> "prog" runs the program, "&" puts it in the background, "disown" disowns the process.
<3> ah I have to reboot and jump on another computer
<8> I never knew that was a requirement.
<8> I thought the only reason for a reboot was hardware change or kernel change.
<11> hi
<12> omg im dyin for a smoke
<3> I am on windows, I cannot access the net from my linux box, thats why i have to reboot
<11> I have an hp multimedia/internet keyboard, I am using ubuntu/kubuntu and I can't seem to find how to make those extra keys. How can I findout which keycodes those extra keys are sending, and then ***ign commands to those keys
<1> who here uses tclsh as your login shell?
<13> good time to go to bed. lame.
<1> haha
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<5> HostScan... Clones: * 2 from *!*@adsl-145-193-206.asm.bellsouth.net: PBR_Streetg[a]ng PBJ_Streetgang
<5> HostScan... Clones: * 2 from *!*@admin.mkhost.org: _MKhost MKhost
<5> HostScan... Clones: * 2 from *!*@CPE-24-167-201-50.wi.res.rr.com: N5XR3V0Lu710n2 Myu
<14> er
<5> HostScan... Clones: * 2 from *!*@admin.mkhost.org: _MKhost MKhost
<15> chris22: maybe because people are trying to recover from a netsplit.
<16> Soutane i think its a bot
<5> HostScan... Clones: * 2 from *!*@60.48.37.63: hunterfighter hunterfighter_
<17> so?
<8> So, what?
<8> How does a person check a virtual mailbox? Postfix delivers mail to /var/mail/vhosts/otherdomain.com/user/ but I don't know how to tell the user to get the mail.
<18> grrrr flipping vc++
<8> smash it!
<19> does vc++ run under linux
<6> doubt it
<8> Yeah, we don't care about that ****.
<8> So, uh, can anyone tell me?
<20> anybody know where I can find binary packages (Slackware 10.2) for XOrg 7? i've searched google, and can't really find anything, it'd just be a lot less of a pain in the *** to just install them all with pkgtool or slapt-get then to compile all the damn packages.
<8> If it's not on linuxpackages.net or slackware.com I don't recommend you use it.
<10> http://slackware.com/getslack/
<8> no.
<20> just compiled 6.9, just finished installing it now.. haven't tried it yet though
<20> so what exactly are the major differences between xorg 6.9 and 7.0 anyway.. is it really that big a difference?
<21> any site who is ranking *nix OS
<8> distrowatch.com
<20> besides the fact that 7.0 is modular of course..
<20> eh **** it.. i'm gonna restart X and see for myself.
<9> AcidEyE: www.freeos.com
<21> lemme see which one is on top and i'll order dat one :)
<21> i've almost 15 destro
<21> how come ubuntu on top
<5> HostScan... Clones: * 2 from *!*@CPE-24-167-201-50.wi.res.rr.com: N5XR3V0Lu710n2 Myu
<22> g'nite fags. :D
<23> $glob['dbdatabase'] = 'muctimv_shop'; << how i want to open this ?
<10> aaaaaaaaaa :/
<24> hi, i'm new to linux and i'm trying to choose a package
<24> distro
<24> i've been using ubuntu for about a week now, but i want to install something very bare bones and add only stuff I'm interested in
<24> i like apt-get
<24> does suse have apt-get?
<25> no
<25> yast
<24> is it like apt-get?
<24> simple like that?
<24> i'm still learning the basics, the file system, the architecture of programs, etc
<24> configuring
<24> i've read a few articles and messed around on ubuntu, which seems like a fairly safe jumping off point
<25> I hate yast
<24> i might have stayed with ubuntu but i cant get my wifi to work ;p
<10> slackware
<24> i only mention suse because i took some online 'choose a distro' test and it said suse
<24> whats slackware?
<10> linux distro "freeBSD
<24> ok i'll google it
<10> http://slackware.com/getslack/ =)
<24> is there an easy way to sum up the differences between the packages
<24> distros
<25> yes
<25> try them
<10> Haha "Cancel has a very good point"
<24> ok
<8> I still need to know about virtual mailboxes.
<8> How does a person check a virtual mailbox? Postfix delivers mail to /var/mail/vhosts/otherdomain.com/user/ but I don't know how to tell the user to get the mail.
<25> why do you have virtual mail boxes?
<10> P3nguin "that Really SUX"
<25> for what purpose did you do that
<10> virtual users "not local"
<10> virt domain
<8> Cancel: Multiple domains, no UNIX account.
<25> gotcha
<10> =)
<25> then I'd use something like imap or tell your mail clients how to get to the virtual store
<10> not sendmail?
<25> personally I'd have the msg store be imap
<8> I don't know how a user can pick up mail with no login.
<25> sendmail is nto the msg store
<25> p3nguin: well they log in virtually ;)
<25> ie imap
<25> notice me saying that
<25> or a pop daemon
<25> you need a msg store
<8> I need an example how the user would use IMAP to get to the virtual mailbox.
<10> IMAP?
<8> No, like settings I would tell the user to put into Outlook or Thunderbird.
<25> well the smtp agent puts all mail in the msg store
<8> With real UNIX accounts I tell them the username and p***wd and they login.
<25> then sasl or whatever you want heck mysql is the authentication for the msg store
<8> Without real UNIX accounts I don't have the foggiest idea.
<10> worked at aplace useds endmail RH 6.0
<25> p3nguin: I just gave you an idea
<25> get to reading up on that
<25> 6.0 thats ancient
<10> was the last good one from RH "only sendmail admin/root exp I have"
<10> but IMAP ...wrong way =(
<10> users ??
<10> adduser ??
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